2013

Frank Zappa’s 1971 Appearance on What’s My Line Surfaces

Scott Bernstein March 23, 2013 No Comments

Watch Frank Zappa visit the syndicated game show What’s My Line in 1971

Photos & Video: Page McConnell & Meter Men @ Grand Ballroom

Hidden Track Staff March 23, 2013 1 Comment

A selection of Dino Perrucci’s photos and a Marc Millman video from Page McConnell and The Meter Men in NYC

Grateful Dead and NBA Mashed Up In New T-Shirt Collection

Scott Bernstein March 23, 2013 No Comments

Sportique premieres a batch of t-shirts that combine NBA teams with the Grateful Dead

Picture Show: Yukon Kornelius w/ Al Schnier, Sebastian Bach, Dee Snider, Jason Biggs, Warren DeMartini & More @ FestEVOL 2013

Hidden Track Staff March 22, 2013 3 Comments

Yukon Kornelius jammed on classic rock tracks with Al Schnier, Sebastian Bach, Dee Snider and more at Okemo last weekend

James Brown vs. Led Zeppelin – The Video Mash-up

Scott Bernstein March 22, 2013 1 Comment

Who knew James Brown’s Sex Machine and Whole Lotta Love by Led Zeppelin mixed together perfectly?

Full Show Friday: Rage Against The Machine @ E Factory ’96

Scott Bernstein March 22, 2013 No Comments

Watch a full Rage Against The Machine show from 1996 that just surfaced on YouTube

We Are Everywhere: Phish References on Community

Scott Bernstein March 22, 2013 11 Comments

Comedy writer Tim Saccardo sneaked Phish references into last night’s episode of Community

Video: The Avett Brothers – Hammer Down

Jeffrey Greenblatt March 22, 2013 No Comments

Earlier this week the music world lost Jason Molina, who passed away at the all too young age of 39 from organ failure stemming from his long and well-documented battle

Televised Tune: Sigur Rós on Jimmy Fallon Tonight

Scott Bernstein March 22, 2013 No Comments

Iceland’s Sigur Ros will make a rare television appearance on tonight’s Late Night with Jimmy Fallon

Low: The Invisible Way

Ron Hart March 22, 2013 No Comments

When you have a genuine rock icon like Robert Plant not only taking a shine to you but covering two of your songs and making them infinitely better than your originals, perhaps its a non-verbal cue to completely step up your game. This is the conundrum faced by Duluth, Minnesota slow-core greats Low upon entering the creative process for their latest LP, The Invisible Way